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Microsoft CEO calls for stricter AI security rules

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Microsoft President Brad Smith has called for urgent global AI regulation during a BBC interview, arguing that household appliances face stricter safety rules than artificial intelligence. Smith proposed mandatory safety frameworks including emergency stop mechanisms and incident reporting. In an i…

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  1. 2026-10-12 10:03 · DEV Community — AI
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